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A JOB WELL DONE - Seaforth Novice coach Murray Mender. on Sunday night, Seaforth played a good game but went down
son congratulates the boys atter a tough Championship final in defeat to Mitchell. 2-1 Elliott photo
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' A busy week of action saw the the
Seaforth Novice tear, .travel to Blyth
Thursday night to unprove upon their
season record via the shutout route. Then
it was weekend tournament action on the
friendly confines of home ice.
The boys performed very well in their
first tournament of the season but fell lust
a little short when they were edged 2-1 in
a well played action packed "B" Division
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final by Mitchell. Seaforth has steadily im-
proved this season and the final game was
clear evidence of that. Two previous mat-
ches with Mitchell saw Seaforth have to
play catch-up to make the scores respec-
table. at 7-4 and 6-4.
More about the tournament later, as
Thursday it was off to Blyth. End to end
action, arid good goaltending were the
order of the first two periods with the on -
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TANGLE ON THE BOARDS — A Seatorth Novice player comes head to tail with a Mit-
chell rival during Sunday's Championship game Seaforth hosted the Novice tourney
but were defeated 2; 1 by Mitchell In the "B" final. Elliott photo
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Van Dooren scored near the end of the
first period.
Seaforth broke it open early in the third
as just six seconds in Van Dooren made it
2-0. At the halfway point Ryan Van Dooren
slid a pass through the crease where Mark
Vock was parked and banged home the
third Seaforth goal from six inches out.
With only a couple of minutes to play Scott
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Van Dooren broke in again and let a wrist first round action so the boys knew the
shot go that the Blyth goalie stopped with would have to be sharp as early season
his face, but, J. D. Nolan was there to contests against Clinton had been tough.
bang home the rebound and the final 4-0. J. D. Nolan gave Seaforth an•early lead
Sean Ludwig and Steven Phillips shared a and before the first stanza was over Scott
well deserved shut out. Var Dooren had the locals up 2-0 Some
Sunday the boys were up early to face excellent goaltending kept the score at 2-0
Parkhill in the lid lifter of the Seaforth until Van Dooren finished the searing ear -
Gold Puck Qualifying Novice tournament. ly in the third to send Seaforth to the
Ben Murray opened the scoring for finals against a tough Mitchell crew.
Seaforth when he picked up a rebound and Seaforth and Mitchell squared off in the
scored at 5:49. But it wasn't that easy . final before a nice sized Sunday gathering •
because the rebound Murray picked up and proceeded to demonstrate why these
was off the pads of his own goalie, Sean two deserved a crack at the trophies.
Ludwig. Ben scooped up the loose puck Mitchell's Nick Larsen opened the scor-
turned at the bottom of the face-off circle ing at 2:45 when he connected a
and proceeded up ice and around breakaway. The action was fast and
numerous Parkhill defenders to deposit it furious for the remainder of the first and
behind a startled goalie. well into • the second period. With 21
Seaforth went up 2-0 at 2:07 of the se- seconds left in the second period, J. D.
cond when Ryan Van Dooren scooped up a Nolan fed Mike Murray who found Scott
rebound off brother Scott's shot and flipped Henderson open in the slot from where he
it into the. net over the fallen goalie. Mike fired a wrist shot 'that missed themet. But
Murray made a nice. play to set up the as luck would have it, the puck came right
original shot. back to Scott who reloaded and fired again
Parkhill stormed back scoring two goals and this time found the lower left corner.
.35 seconds apart, both off the stick of No. The buzzer went. and tv g,,pa�.op4�ss • ayer,
44 Ryan Holden,>WIth- 1i ;l1dit in the se- fftrished With iiti'%ody `"hording -the
cond period Ben Murray took •a• pass from advantage.
Adam Leonhardt. stepped around a Just 40 seconds after the puck was drop -
defender, and made it 3-2 •Seaforth. Mid- ped to resume play Matt McGill scored
way .through the third Parkhill's Matt what proved to be the winner on a .nice set
Kustermans tied the score and put all the up from No. 99 Shawn Mabb. The last 9:20
fans on the edge of their seats. But only 38 was nothing but nail biting excitement as
seconds later Scott Henderson took the Mitchell foiled in their attempt to secure a
buzz out of the Parkhill faithful and put a win and Seaforth was repeatedly turned
surge into the local crowd. Once again back in an attempt to gain the equalizer.
Mille Murray started the play by passing The horn sounded and another successful
to 'Tire Sills who fed Henderson who went Seaforth Novice Tournament had been con -
one on one before .snapping a wrist shot eluded with Mitchell taking home the hard -
home from eighteen feet. Sean Ludwig was ware and the bragging rights.
called upon for a couple of key saves late Seaforth swings into action again on
to preserve the 4-3 win and send Seaforth December 2 at Huron Park and then at
to the next round against New Hamburg. home Sunday December 3 against Clinton
New Hamburg knocked off Clinton it; at 4 p.m.
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